Could dark energy be studied in the lab?
Simple superconducting circuits could tell us more about the mysterious substance that makes up 73% of the universe
Bill Bryson bags book prize
Best-selling travel writer scoops leading prize for science books
Physicists move closer to the quantum limit
A tiny mechanical arm has been made to vibrate at just above the limits of the uncertainty principle
Looking at decoherence
Carbon molecules cool off to reveal quantum-classical limit
Read article: Mesons violate Bell’s inequality
Mesons violate Bell’s inequality
A fundamental aspect of quantum theory has been tested in a particle-physics experiment for the first time
Read article: Biomolecule behaves like a wave
Biomolecule behaves like a wave
Wave-particle duality has been seen in the largest objects yet
Read article: Entanglement goes macroscopic
Entanglement goes macroscopic
The effects of quantum entanglement have been observed in the bulk properties of a material for the first time
Ytterbium joins the condensates
Japanese physicists have made a novel Bose-Einstein condensate with ytterbium atoms
Read article: Caesium violates parity in a new way
Caesium violates parity in a new way
Atomic parity violation has been seen using a novel optical technique
Caesium joins the condensates
Caesium has become the seventh element to form a Bose condensate
